A Womans Story of Pioneer Illinois
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She was taken quite by surprise when one day I offered her a piece of what I told her was Yankee pie. She looked blank and said, "I didn't think you would say the like of that; I allus knowed youens were all Yankees, but Billy said 'don't let on that we know it, kase it'll jest make them mad. ' " I told her I was proud to be called a Yankee, and that she need never fear to speak of it. She looked incredu- lous, and then said, "Billy and I have always found you jess so, but some folks say they h...ave been here when Yankees come in, and you talk a heap of things that you don't say to us. " "Do they say I talk against anyone? " "O no, not that; but you use a heap of words to Yankees that you don't when you talk to us. They say, too, you put a lot of nasty truck in your bread. It is what you keep in a bottle, purlass, I believe, is the name, and they say it is full of dead flies, and bugs, and cricket legs. " I brought forward my little bottle of dissolved pearl ash, looking so clear and pure, and showed it to her, but it seemed hard to give up her old prejudice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was taken quite by surprise when one day I offered her a piece of what I told her was Yankee pie. She looked blank and said, "I didn't think you would say the like of that; I allus knowed youens were all Yankees, but Billy said 'don't let on that we know it, kase it'll jest make them mad. ' " I told her I was proud to be called a Yankee, and that she need never fear to speak of it. She looked incredu- lous, and then said, "Billy and I have always found you jess so, but some folks say they h...ave been here when Yankees come in, and you talk a heap of things that you don't say to us. " "Do they say I talk against anyone? " "O no, not that; but you use a heap of words to Yankees that you don't when you talk to us. They say, too, you put a lot of nasty truck in your bread. It is what you keep in a bottle, purlass, I believe, is the name, and they say it is full of dead flies, and bugs, and cricket legs. " I brought forward my little bottle of dissolved pearl ash, looking so clear and pure, and showed it to her, but it seemed hard to give up her old prejudice.
What to read after A Womans Story of Pioneer Illinois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christiana Holmes Tillson to read onlineMoreLess
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